Normal caution
Based on public recorded crime near White Hart Lane, Haringey within 500m.
Incidents
61
Trend
improving
Confidence
High
Crime Summary
Most recent public police data available: July 2026.
Area Profile
Busy and distinctive, especially around the market and nightlife routes, so late-night awareness matters.
Local Policing
This point falls in the White Hart Lane neighbourhood, covered by the Metropolitan Police.
Current local priorities
- Policing Priority: Anti‑Social Behaviour (ASB) The key policing priority is to address Anti‑Social Behaviour (ASB), with a focused response on Perth Road and The Crossways area. This includes ongoing concerns relating to: Individuals and groups engaging in disruptive or nuisance behaviour The use of vehicles to cause or contribute to ASB, including dangerous driving, noise nuisance (revving engines, loud music), and congregating in vehicles in a manner that intimidates or disturbs the community The priority aims to: Reduce incidents of ASB and improve community safety Increase visible policing presence in hotspot locations Work in partnership with residents, local authorities, and other agencies to identify offenders and implement preventative measures Take robust enforcement action against individuals using vehicles to engage in ASB
- Theft Related Priority - Theft and drug related offences focusing on Peabody Estate, N17.
- Drug Related Priority – Drug relating offences focussing specifically in Tower Gardens Park, Tower Gardens Road and Risley Avenue.
Transport
Nearest rail-based stations from the TfL Unified API.
White Hart Lane
1.3km away · Greater Anglia, Weaver
Wood Green
1.5km away · Piccadilly
Bruce Grove
1.6km away · Greater Anglia, Weaver
Turnpike Lane
1.6km away · Piccadilly
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How to Read This
Designed for travel planning, not certainty.
- Recent street-level incidents within the selected radius are weighted by category.
- Violence, robbery, weapons and burglary carry higher weight than lower-severity categories.
- A stable neighbourhood baseline from the official English Indices of Deprivation crime domain anchors the score.
- Dense central visitor areas are normalized so footfall does not automatically imply danger.
- Improving recent trend slightly lifts the score; a rising trend lowers it.
- The score is indicative and based only on public recorded crime data, not a guarantee of personal safety.
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